Product Design Director – Doctors & Clinics (100% Remote-friendly, Poland)

Key Highlights

• You start from the problem, not the pixels. You can tell the difference between a screen that looks finished and an experience that actually works — and you care far more about the second. You’ve shipped things that were beautiful and still failed, and you don’t want to repeat that.
• You lead through the work, not from a distance. You don’t need to be the person designing every screen, but you can raise the quality of a solution through sharp critique, clear product judgment, strong examples, and a deep understanding of what good design looks like in practice.
• You prove it with users. Your own taste isn’t enough for you. You put work in front of the people who’ll use it, watch where they get stuck, and you’ve changed or killed your own ideas because the evidence said so. “I think it’s good” isn’t the bar — “it solved the problem” is.
• You’ve led design for a real product. Not a portfolio of concepts — something people depend on day to day, ideally complex and multi-user, where a wrong call has real consequences. You’ve owned a significant product area end to end.
• You’ve grown designers and raised the bar for the function. You’ve managed, coached, or developed strong designers, set a high standard through the work itself, and left teams better than you found them.